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I think it's already in use in America. I don't think that it is a name seen as wimpy or ugly, but I can't really speak for a whole country. Personally, yes, I do have positive associations with it, because my freshman year, one of the greatest seniors on my mock trial team was named Ian and I associate the name with him. And, as he was in fact neither wimpy nor ugly...no, I see this as a very strong name, and very versatile too.